Claiming on a mortgage application that a property in North Carolina would be her principal residence while holding offices in New York that required she be a resident in New York was fraud that got her a better interest rate than she would have gotten had she said it was an investment or vacation property.
Claiming on a mortgage application that her father was her husband was fraud that gave her an appearance of stability that could influence both acceptance of her application and possibly get her a lower interest rate.
There's nothing convoluted here, just simple straightforward fraud. State's Attorney for Baltimore Marilyn Mosby got sentenced for very similar mortgage fraud to a year of "home confinement", 100 hours of community service, and 3 years of "supervised release". Mosby might also be disbarred. She could - and should, IMO* - have gotten prison.
* IMO, lawyers and government officials should be held to higher standards, of conduct, and in sentencing for criminal acts. They know better and abused their social standing and/or authority.
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Don't forget Juanita Broaddrick, Flips. Progs' standards are double.